2026
CURRENT
Print Club's Making an Impression
7th July - 25th of July
Opening Event:
OPEN STUDIO EVENT
Sat 25th July 11am - 5pm
Annoucements 4-5pm
A Show of FPS Members and Non Members. We are pleased to bring together works from our talented community of Print Club participants across Lino Club, Reduction Lino Club, Intaglio Club and Letterpress Club.
PEOPLES CHOICE AWARDS $1000 cash in prizes to be won thanks to Caulfield Art Supplies.
ENTRY FORM HERE
This exhibition and all of the Firestation Print Club Programs are Proudly Supported by the City of Stonnington
UPCOMING
Undercurrents
Ruth Stanton
Shirley Joan Ross Scholarship Show
Ruth Stanton is the recipient of the Shirley Joan Ross Scholarship 2026,
which awards an emerging artist a solo exhibition here at FPS.
Ruth Stanton
Shirley Joan Ross Scholarship Show
Ruth Stanton is the recipient of the Shirley Joan Ross Scholarship 2026,
which awards an emerging artist a solo exhibition here at FPS.
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Undercurrents is an exhibition of etchings and ceramics spanning ten years of work. Drawing inspiration from the rich history of ceramics, detailed aquatint etchings of ceramic vessels reimagine their decoration, and the landscapes of their journeys from kilns to homes.
The use of a variety of etching and printing techniques including: aquatint, chine collé, multi-plate, and monotype, allow the ink to portray the smooth surfaces of glazed pots, the gritty texture of sand and organic flow of water, giving a tactility to the the prints. The ceramics depicted represent more than crafted objects, they are vessels of memory, fragments of landscape and place. Through them the viewer is invited to imagine their stories and consider the unseen currents of memory that flow beneath the surface of everyday objects. Undercurrents reflects a deep longing to connect. 19th August - 5th September Opening Event: Thursday 20th August 6-8pm |
The Writing on the Wall
Text in contemporary Printmaking
Members Exhibition
The Writing on the Wall will be a showcase of works that incorporate text; pushing the bounds of the written word in various forms of printmaking and imagemaking. Through the use of mediums such as letterpress, etching, relief printing and more the exhibition provides a platform for artists to connect visual imagery with poetry, handwriting and the printed word.
9th Sep - 3rd Oct
ENTRY FORM HERE
Opening Event: Thursday 10th September 6-8pm
Text in contemporary Printmaking
Members Exhibition
The Writing on the Wall will be a showcase of works that incorporate text; pushing the bounds of the written word in various forms of printmaking and imagemaking. Through the use of mediums such as letterpress, etching, relief printing and more the exhibition provides a platform for artists to connect visual imagery with poetry, handwriting and the printed word.
9th Sep - 3rd Oct
ENTRY FORM HERE
Opening Event: Thursday 10th September 6-8pm
Reporepo (Wetlands)
Kathy Boyle and Julz Henderson
7th - 24th October
Opening Event: Thursday 8th October 6-8pm
Kathy Boyle and Julz Henderson
7th - 24th October
Opening Event: Thursday 8th October 6-8pm
Off The Wall
2025 end of Year Member's exhibition, for small works
All works priced $200 or under.
2025 end of Year Member's exhibition, for small works
All works priced $200 or under.
'FPS Off the Wall' 2026, allows for works to be purchased directly 'off the wall' during the exhibition, to enable
collectors/ art lovers, to purchase artful gifts ahead of the festive season. This year buy gifts that support
local artists and community arts. All media, framed or unframed works, prints, paintings, ceramics, books,
photography, jewellery, bags and more!
21st November - 20th December
PAST
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Fins, Feathers, Fetlocks Julie Edgar Julie Edgar’s exhibition of linocut prints is inspired by birds, sea creatures and horses. The prints have a strong visual impact, mostly black and white but enhanced in some cases by a touch of colour. The prints are the result of an appreciation and years of observation of the subjects 28th January -14th February |
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OMENS, (Plague, Pestilence & Politicians) John Hinds Humans throughout History have sought to make sense of life's chaotic events by predicting them with Good or Bad OMENS. These may be signs observed in nature, or strange events interpreted through superstitions. We modern Humans, in this challenging age of global uncertainty, are no less subject to the search for, and interpretation of Signs, Portents and Predictions 18th February - 7th March |
Graduate Prize Exhibtion
Taner Ateş, Eddie Corney, Ebony Maurice-Wilmott
Graduate Prize Show, Featuring works from recent graduates from Monash University, RMIT and Melbourne University (VCA)
11th March- 28th March
Taner Ateş, Eddie Corney, Ebony Maurice-Wilmott
Graduate Prize Show, Featuring works from recent graduates from Monash University, RMIT and Melbourne University (VCA)
11th March- 28th March
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Etched FPS's Etched exhibition invites submissions of etchings made using any material; copper, zinc, steel, etc. as long as the printing matrix has been etched (i.e. using a acid bath). The exhibition is a celebration of contemporary printmaking that uses method's developed over 5 centuries ago. 17th June - 4th July Opening Event: Thursday 18th June 6-8pm View Works HERE
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